Tag: flooding
Torrential rains, urban flooding and the saga of poor infra planning...
Tikender Singh PanwarSubmerged Bengaluru roads, flooded rivers in Kerala and rains wreaking havoc in Himachal Pradesh – are the abiding images of this year’s...
Not to disturb Ecologically Sensitive Places- Milap Punia
Arjun Kumar, Anshula Mehta, Nishi Verma
Prof Milap Punia, Chairperson and Professor, Centre for the Study of Regional Development (CSRD), School of Social Sciences (SIS),...
Respect Water, Woman, and River – Rajendra Singh
Arjun Kumar, Nishi Verma, Ritika Gupta
“The Himalayan Rivers exist in steep slopes, seismic and ecological zones. The government has to focus less on promoting...
Sustainable approach comes from a sustainable mind-set – Hemant Dhyani
Arjun Kumar, Sunidhi Agarwal, Nishi Verma
Hemant Dhyani, Convenor, Ganga Ahwan Movement; Member, High powered Committee of Supreme Court on Chardham project, made some crucial...
‘Common Alerting Protocol’ needs to be phased out sooner – Nivedita...
Arjun Kumar, Nishi Verma, Sunidhi Agarwal
Ms Nivedita Khandekar, Independent Journalist throws light on the ineffectiveness, slow action and tardy rate of implementation of measures...
Need for Feminism in Climate Decision-Making – Dr Anjal Prakash
Simi Mehta, Anshula Mehta, Nishi Verma
"Masculine development projects have only extracted as much as they can from nature and its elements; there is a...
Devastating Catastrophes in Uttarakhand – Is it the new normal?
Amita Bhaduri, Ritika Gupta
The below are the excerpts of the presentation by Sunidhi Agarwal, Nishi Verma, and Indranuj Pathak, researchers, IMPRI in the panel...
उत्तराखंड बाढ़ आपदा 2.0: विश्लेषण से कार्रवाई तक
अमिता भादुड़ी, ऋतिका गुप्ता
चमोली आपदा 2021 के बाद, पर्यावरण में परिवर्तन न करना आवश्यक हो गया है। पर्यावरण परिवर्तन लोगों की जान और आजीविका...
उत्तराखंड बाढ़ आपदा 2.0: विश्लेषण से कार्रवाई तक
अमिता भादुड़ी, ऋतिका गुप्ता
चमोली आपदा 2021 के बाद, पर्यावरण में परिवर्तन न करना आवश्यक हो गया है। पर्यावरण परिवर्तन लोगों की जान और आजीविका...
Uttarakhand Flood Disaster 2.0: From Analysis to Action
Headlines reported that 70 people have been dead and 139 are missing. State government promised to provide financial aid of Rs 4 lakh to family of deceased.
